List of contributors Marc-Henri DEROCHE recently received his PhD

List of contributors
Marc-Henri DEROCHE recently received his PhD at the École
Pratique des Hautes Études (EPHE) in Paris, with a thesis focused
on Prajñ!ra"mi’s (1518-1584) life, works and legacy. He is presently
continuing his research at Kyoto University with a scholarship from
the Japanese government. He is also associated with the program
“Toward a History of Philosophical Thought in Tibet” at the
Research Center on the Civilizations of East Asia (CRCAO, CNRS)
in Paris.
Kalsang Norbu GURUNG recently received his PhD at Leiden
University in the Netherlands. His research focuses on the historiography of the Bon religion of Tibet. He is currently teaching at the
Institut für Orient- und Asienwissenschaften at the University of
Bonn in Germany.
Pierre-Julien HARTER is a PhD candidate at the University of
Chicago with research interests in Indian philosophy and Buddhist
thought in India and Tibet. His dissertation investigates philosophical debates in the Abhisamay!la"k!ra corpus, both within Indian
and amongst Tibetan commentators.
Jörg HEIMBEL is a PhD candidate at the Department of Indian and
Tibetan Studies, Asia-Africa Institute, University of Hamburg,
Germany. He is also affiliated with the Khyentse Center for Tibetan
Buddhist Textual Scholarship (KC-TBTS) at the same department.
His field of interest lies in the religious history of Tibetan Buddhism.
He also pursues research in Tibetan Art and Colloquial Tibetan,
especially the Lhasa dialect.
Constance KASSOR is a PhD candidate in the Graduate Division of
Religion at Emory University. Her research interests include Tibetan
interpretations of Indian philosophical thought, specifically
Madhyamaka according to the Sakyapas. Her dissertation is an analysis of Gorampa Sonam Senge’s articulation of the relationship
between rational thought and nonconceptuality, as presented in his
Dbu ma’i spyi don.
Drukmo KHAR completed her MA from the College of Tibetan
Studies at Minzu University of China in 2010, and is now teaching at
Southwestern University for Nationalities in Chengdu. She is also a
PhD student of ethnography in Southwestern University for Nationalities. Her research interests include the history of Tibetan culture
and the changes that Tibetan society has undergone during its
development.
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Seiji KUMAGAI is an Assistant Professor at the Young Researcher
Development Center (Hakubi Project) of Kyoto University. He also
teaches in Ryukoku University and Kyoto Women’s University. He
is author of The Two Truths in Bon (Kathmandu: Vajra Publications,
2011) and several articles on the philosophy of Indian and Tibetan
Buddhism, and Bon.
Tomoko Makidono is a PhD student at the Department of Indian
and Tibetan Studies at the Asia-Africa Institute, University of
Hamburg. Her doctoral thesis is tentatively titled A Contribution to
an Understanding to the Practice-Lineage in Indo-Tibetan Madhyamaka. It
primarily examines Ka#-thog Dge rtse Mah!pa$%ita’s Great
Madhyamaka of other-emptiness doctrine, as presented in his S&tric
and Tantric doxographies.
Kadri RAUDSEPP is a PhD student of Studies of Cultures in the
Department of Humanities at Tallinn University, Estonia. Her
research focuses on the formation of Tibetan Buddhist Schools and
the related polemics.
Joshua SCHAPIRO is a Ph.D. candidate in the Committee for the
Study of Religion at Harvard University, where he is completing a
dissertation on the life and work of Dza Patrul Rinpoche, with a
focus on Patrul’s zhal gdams compositions. Joshua’s current research
concerns the rhetorical strategies and expository modalities of
religious advice.
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Déjà parus
Numéro 1 — Octobre 2002
Pierre Arènes
“Herméneutique des Tantra : les “Six extrêmes (ou possibilités alternatives)” (sa!ko!i ; mtha’ drug). A propos d’un exemple de
prégnance des modèles exégétiques des s"tra”, p. 4-43.
Jean-Luc Achard
— “La Base et ses sept interprétations dans la tradition rDzogs
chen”, p. 44-60.
— “La liste des Tantras du rNying ma’i rgyud ‘bum selon l’édition
établie par Kun mkhyen ‘Jigs med gling pa”, p. 62-89.
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Numéro 2 — Avril 2003 — Numéro spécial Lha srin sde brgyad
Pascale Dollfus
“De quelques histoires de klu et de btsan”, p. 4-39.
Françoise Pommaret
“Etres soumis, Etres protecteurs : Padmasambhava et les Huit
Catégories de Dieux et Démons au Bhoutan”, p. 40-66.
Samten Karmay
“Une note sur l’origine du concept des huit catégories d’esprits”, p.
67-80.
Brigitte Steinmann
“Les Lha srin sde brgyad et le problème de leur catégorisation —
Une interprétation”, p. 81-91.
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Numéro 3 — Juin 2003
Anne Chayet
“A propos des toponymes de l’épopée de Gesar”, p. 4-29.
Brigitte Steinmann
“La naissance de Lhasin Devge Dolma : une genèse affective du social”, p. 30-42.
Jean-Luc Achard
“Rig ‘dzin Tshe dbang mchog grub (1761-1829) et la constitution
du rNying ma rgyud ‘bum de sDe dge”, p. 43-89.
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Numéro 4 — Octobre 2003
Pierre Arènes
“ De l’utilité de l’herméneutique des Tantra bouddhiques à propos
d’un exposé de l’appareil des “Sept Ornements” par un doxologue
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érudit dge lugs pa dBal mang dKon mchog rgyal mtshan (17641863)”, p. 4-60.
Dan Martin
“Bon Bibliography : An Annotated List of Recent Publications”, p.
61-77.
Jean-Luc Achard
“Contribution aux nombrables de la tradition Bon po :
L’Appendice de bsTan ‘dzin Rin chen rgyal mtshan à la Sphère de
Cristal des Dieux et des Démons de Shar rdza rin po che ”, p. 78146.
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Numéro 5 — Avril 2004
Brigitte Steinmann
“ The Lost Paradise of the Tamang shaman — Origins and Fall”, p.
4-34.
Anne Chayet
“A propos d’un premier inventaire des monastères bon po du Tibet
et de l’Himalaya. Notes de lecture”, p. 35-56.
Jean-Luc Achard
“bsTan gnyis gling pa (1480-1535) et la Révélation du Yang tig ye
shes mthong grol”, p. 57-96.
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Numéro 6 — Octobre 2004
Zeff Bjerken
“Exorcising the Illusion of Bon “Shamans”: A Critical Genealogy of
Shamanism in Tibetan Religions”, p. 4-59.
Françoise Pommaret
“Rituels aux divinités locales de Kheng ‘Bu li (Bhoutan central)”, p. 6077.
Nathan Hill
Compte rendu de : Paul G. Hackett. A Tibetan Verb Lexicon: Verbs Classes and Syntactic Frames. 2003, p. 78-98.
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Numéro 7 — Avril 2005
Cathy Cantwell
“The Earth Ritual : Subjugation and Transformation of the Environment”, p. 4-21.
Françoise Robin
“Tagore et le Tibet”, p. 22-40.
Santiago Lazcano
“Ethnohistoric Notes on the Ancient Tibetan Kingdom of sPo bo and
its Influence on the Eastern Himalayas”, p. 41-63.
Jean-Luc Achard
“Le mode d’émergence du Réel — les manifestations de la Base
(gzhi snang) selon les conceptions de la Grande Perfection”, p. 6496.
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Numéro 8 — Octobre 2005
Ester Bianchi
“Sådhana della divinità solitaria Yamåntaka-Vajrabhairava — Traduzione e glossario della version cinese di Nenghai (Parte I)”, p. 4-39.
Daniel Scheiddeger
“ Lamps in the Leaping Over ”, p. 40-64.
Oriol Aguillar
“ Los linajes de transmisión de Nyag bla Padma bdud ‘dul ”, p. 65-83.
Ferran Mestanza
“ La première somme philosophique du bouddhisme tibétain. Origines
littéraires, philosophiques et mythologiques des “Neuf étatpes de la
Voie” (theg pa rim pa dgu)”, p. 84-103.
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Numéro 9 — Décembre 2005
Anne Chayet
“Pour servir à la numérisation des manuscrits tibétains de Dunhuang
conservés à la Bibliothèque Nationale : un fichier de Jacques Bacot et
autres documents”, p. 4-105.
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Numéro 10 — Avril 2006
Ester Bianchi
Sådhana della divinità solitaria Yamåntaka-Vajrabhairava — Traduzione e glossario della version cinese di Nenghai (Parte II), pp. 4-43.
Bryan Cuevas
Some Reflections on the Periodization of Tibetan History, pp. 44-55
Cathy Cantwell& Rob Mayer
Two Proposals for Critically Editing the Texts of the rNying ma'i
rGyud 'bum, pp. 56-70
Anne Chayet
Pour servir à la numérisation des manuscrits tibétains de Dunhuang
conservés à la Bibliothèque Nationale : II. Un fichier de Marcelle Lalou, pp. 71-88
Nathan W. Hill
The Old Tibetan Chronicle — Chapter I, pp. 89-101
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Numéro 11 — Juin 2006 — The sGang steng-b rNying ma'i rGyud
'bum manuscript from Bhutan
Cathy Cantwell & Rob Mayer
Introduction, pp. 4-15.
Cathy Cantwell, Rob Mayer, Michael Kowalewky & Jean-Luc Achard
The Catalogue section, pp. 16-141.
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Numéro 12 — Mars 2007
Guillaume Jacques
Le nom des nak#atr$%i en tibétain, pp. 4-10.
Oriol Aguillar
La Roca Blanca de Lhang lhang — Un santuario en Nyag rong, pp.
11-23
Daniel Scheiddeger
Different Sets of Channels in the Instructions Series of Rdzogs chen,
pp. 24-38
Brigitte Steinmann
De la cosmologie tibétaine au mythe de l’Etat — Historiographie
rnyingmapa tamang (Népal), pp. 39-70.
Thubten Gyalcen Lama
— Tamang j$tib$re sangkshipta &abda citra « Traité sur l’origine de la
caste tamang » (trad. Brigitte Steinmann), pp. 71-102.
— Book List of Tibetan History for Tamang Study, pp. 103-105.
Shen-yu Lin
The Tibetan Image of Confucius, pp. 105-129.
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Numéro 13 — Février 2008
Guillaume Jacques
Deux noms tangoutes dans une légende tibétaine, pp. 4-10.
Etienne Bock
Coiffe de pa!"it, pp. 11-43.
Richard W. Whitecross
Transgressing the Law: Karma, Theft and Its Punishment, pp. 45-74.
Jean-Luc Achard
L’irruption de la nescience — la notion d’errance sa#s$rique dans le
rDzogs chen, pp. 75-108.
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Numéro 14 — Octobre 2008 — Tibetan Studies in Honor of Samten
G. Karmay — Part I. Historical, Cultural and Linguistic Studies —
Edited by Françoise Pommaret and Jean-Luc Achard
Préface
Françoise Pommaret, pp. iii-v.
David Snellgrove
How Samten came to Europe, pp. 1-6.
Françoise Pommaret
“The Messed Up Books”(Pecha trok wa la). A personal recollection of
Samten G. Karmay and the O rgyan chos gling catalogue (Bhutan),
pp. 7-11.
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Dan Martin
Veil of Kashmir — Poetry of Travel and Travail in Zhangzhungpa’s
15th-Century K$vya Reworking of the Biography of the Great Translator Rinchen Zangpo (958-1055 CE), pp. 13-56.
Helga Uebach
From Red Tally to Yellow Paper — The official introduction of paper
in Tibetan administration in 744/745, pp. 57-69.
Anne Chayet
A propos de l'usage des termes "nyin" et "srib" dans le mDo smad chos
'byung, pp. 71-79.
Janet Gyatso
Spelling Mistakes, Philology, and Feminist Criticism: Women and
Boys in Tibetan Medicine, pp. 81-98.
Yasuhiko Nagano
A preliminary note to the Gyarong color terms, pp. 99-106.
Amy Heller
Observations on an 11th century Tibetan inscription on a statue of
Avalokites%vara, pp. 107-116.
Lara Maconi
Au-delà du débat linguistique : comment définir la littérature tibétaine d’expression chinoise ? “Spécificités nationales” et “spécificités
regionales“, pp. 117-155.
Tashi Tsering
sMar khams ‘bom rnam snang ngam/ lha ‘dus rnam snang gi skor la
cung zad gleng ba, pp. 157-195
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Numéro 15 — Novembre 2008 — Tibetan Studies in Honor of Samten G. Karmay — Part II. Buddhist & Bon po Studies — Edited by
Françoise Pommaret and Jean-Luc Achard
Anne-Marie Blondeau
— Contribution à l'étude des huit classes de dieux-démons
(lha srin sde brgyad), p. 197
— Le Réseau des mille dieux-démons : mythes et classifications, pp.
199-250.
Tenzin Samphel
Les bKa’ brgyad — Sources canoniques et tradition de Nyang ral Nyi
ma ‘od zer, pp. 251-274.
Matthew Kapstein
The Sun of the Heart and the Bai-ro-rgyud-’bum, pp. 275-288.
Cathy Cantwell & Rob Mayer
Enduring myths: smrang, rabs and ritual in the Dunhuang texts on
Padmasambhava, pp. 289-312.
Kunzang Choden
The Malevolent Spirits of sTang Valley (Bumthang) — A Bhutanese
account, pp. 313-330.
Peter Schwieger
Tuvinian images of demons from Tibet, pp. 331-336.
Hildegard Diemberger
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The Buddhist princess and the woolly turban: non-Buddhist others in
a 15th century biography, pp. 337-356.
Tandin Dorji
The Cult of Radrap (Ra dgra), “nep” of Wangdue Phodrang (Bhutan),
pp. 357-369.
Donatella Rossi
mKha’ ‘gro dbang mo’i rnam thar, The Biography of the gTer ston ma
bDe chen chos kyi dbang mo (1868-1927?), pp. 371-378.
Roberto Vitali
A tentative classification of the bya ru can kings of Zhang zhung, pp.
379-419.
Henk Blezer
sTon pa gShen rab : six Marriages and many more funerals, pp. 421480.
Charles Ramble
A nineteenth-century Bonpo pilgrim in Western Tibet and Nepal:
Episodes from the life of dKar ru grub dbang bsTan ’dzin rin chen,
pp. 481-501
Jean-Luc Achard
Le Corps d’Arc-en-Ciel (‘ja’ lus) de Shardza Rinpoche illustrant la
perfection de la Voie rDzogs chen, pp. 503-532.
Tsering Thar
Bonpo Tantrics in Kokonor Area, pp. 533-552.
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Numéro 16 — Avril 2009
Ratka Jurkovic
Prayer to Ta pi hri tsa — A short exposition of the Base, the Path
and the Fruit in Bon Dzogchen teachings, pp. 4-42.
Daniel Scheidegger
The First Four Themes of Klong chen pa’s Tshig don bcu gcig pa, pp. 4374.
Hiroyuki Suzuki
Deux remarques à propos du développement du rabtags
en tibétain parlé, p. 75-82.
Compte-rendu
Fabienne Jagou
Gray Tuttle, Tibetan Buddhists in the Making of Modern China,
New York, Columbia University Press, 2005, p. 83-94.
Annonces de parution, p. 95.
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Numéro 17 — Octobre 2009
Fabienne Jagou
Liu Manqing: A Sino-Tibetan Adventurer and the Origin of a
New Sino-Tibetan Dialogue in the 1930s, p. 5-20.
Henk Blezer
A Preliminary Report on Investigations into (Bon nyid) 'Od gsal and
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Zhi khro bar do in Earlier Zhang zhung sNyan rgyud and sNyan rgyud Literature, p. 21-50.
Karen Liljenberg
On the history and identification of two of the Thirteen Later
Translations of the Dzogchen Mind Series, p. 51-62.
Kurt Keutzer & Kevin 0’Neill
A Handlist of the Bonpo Kangyur and Tengyur, p. 63-128.
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Numéro 18 — Avril 2010
Dan Martin
Zhangzhung dictionary, p. 5-253.
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Numéro 19 — Octobre 2010
Lin Shen-Yu
Pehar : A Historical Survey, pp. 5-26.
Guillaume Jacques
Notes complémentaires sur les verbes à alternance ‘dr-/br- en tibétain,
pp. 27-29.
John Vincent Bellezza
gShen-rab Myi-bo, His life and times according to Tibet’s earliest literary sources, pp. 31-118.
Josep Lluís Alay
The Forty Magical Letters — A 19th c. AD Manuscript from Hor
on Bon po Scripts, pp. 119-132.
Jean-Luc Achard
Mesmerizing with the Useless ? A book-review inquiry into the
ability to properly reprint older worthy material, pp. 133-143.
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Numéro 20 — Avril 2011
John Vincent Bellezza
The Liturgies and Oracular Utterances of the Spirit-mediums
of Upper Tibet — An Introduction to their bSang Rituals, pp. 5-31.
T. Yangdon Dhondup
Reb kong : Religion, History and Identity of a Sino-Tibetan
borderland town, pp. 33-59.
Quentin Devers & Martin Vernier
An Archaeological Account of the Markha Valley, Ladakh, pp. 61-113.
Nathan W. Hill
Alternances entre ' et b en tibétain ancien et dans les langues
tibétaines modernes, pp. 115-122.
Hiroyuki Suzuki
Deux remarques supplémentaires à propos du développement
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du ra-btags en tibétain parlé, pp. 123-133.
Henk Blezer
A Brief Bibliographical Key to Zhang zhung snyan rgyud Editions
With Special Attention for Sources on the Early Lineage, pp. 135-203.
Josep Lluís Alay
The Early Years of Khyung sprul rin po che : Hor (1897-1919), pp. 205230.
Numéro 21 — Octobre 2011
Lama Jabb
Singing the Nation: Modern Tibetan Music and National Identity, pp.
1-29.
Gaerrang (Kabzung)
The Alternative to Development on the Tibetan Plateau: Preliminary
Research on the Anti-Slaughter Movement, pp. 31-43.
Nicola Schneider
The Third Dragkar Lama: An Important Figure for Female Monasticism in the Beginning of Twentieth Century Kham, pp. 45-60
Jann Ronis
Powerful Women in the History of Degé: Reassessing the Eventful
Reign of the Dowager Queen Tsewang Lhamo (d. 1812), pp. 61-81.
Brandon Dotson
Theorising the King: Implicit and Explicit Sources for the Study of Tibetan Sacred Kingship, pp. 83-103
Thomas Kerihuel
The Early History of Mgar: When History Becomes Legend, pp. 105121.
Tim Myatt
Trinkets, Temples, and Treasures: Tibetan Material Culture and the
1904 British Mission to Tibet, pp. 123-153.
Alice Travers
The Careers of the Noble Officials of the Ganden Phodrang (18951959): Organisation and Hereditary Divisions within the Service of
State, pp. 155-174.
Sonam Tsering
Bod yi srol rgyun srid khrims gyi ngo bo dang da snga’i gnas stangs la
dpyad nas spyi tshogs bde ‘jags la phan nges pa’i don tshan ‘ga’ la
rags tsam gleng ba, pp. 175-218.
Dobis Tsering Gyal
gZhung sa dga’ ldan pho brang gi sa gnas srid ‘dzin byang spyi dang
byang spyi sde khag gi lo rgyus yig tshags la dpyad pa, pp. 219-241.
Contributors
pp. 243-244.
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